Doctor Who, a classic Sci-fi and family entertainment. The Bard Boys are ready to move it into adult entertainment category. Sonic Screwdrivers at the ready as we tackle the final part of our play through of Cubicle 7's Dr Who RPG (2nd edition)

Spoiler alert – you may ruin the adventure if you listen in and intend to play. It's doubtful you will recognise the adventure, but you never know.

Don't forget, you can find the game on the Cubicle 7 website here https://cubicle7games.com/en_GB/our-games/doctor-who-rpg?srsltid=AfmBOorYJuPVDlXyBJfwlje_6oCMHnJw-UWK9_BxtSWISewbmRlTI0WO and at any good role playing shops, and several rubbish ones as well.

So join the Bard Boys for Part three of the Timeless Library with Graeme, Lee, Ollie & both Daves as they hoist their skirts up for a dash down some strangely familiar corridors.
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